T-WAVE MEMORY - POSSIBLE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP TO STRESS-INDUCED CHANGES IN CARDIAC ION CHANNELS

Chaterjee K, Harris A, Davies G, Et al., Electrocardiographic changes subsequent to artificial ventricular depolarization, Br Heart J, 31, pp. 770-779, (1969)

Costard-Jackie A, Goetsch B, Antz M, Et al., Slow and long‐standing modulation of myocardial repolarization produced by ectopic activation in isolated rabbit hearts, Evidence for cardiac “memory.” Circulation, 80, pp. 1412-1420, (1989)

Rosenbaum MB, Elizari MV, Lazzari JO, Et al., The mechanism of intermittent bundle branch block: Relationship to prolonged recovery, hyperpolarization and spontaneous diastolic depolarization, Chest, 63, pp. 666-677, (1973)

Denes P, Pick A, Miller RH, Et al., A characteristic precordial repolarization abnormality with intermittent left bundle branch‐block, Ann Intern Med., 89, pp. 55-57, (1978)

Badke FR, Bionay P, Covell JW, Effects of ventricular pacing on regional left ventricular performance in the dog, Am J Physiol, 238, (1980)

Little WC, Reeves RC, Arciniegas J, Et al., Mechanism of abnormal interventricular septal motion during delayed left ventricular activation, Circulation, 65, pp. 1486-1491, (1982)

Grines CL, Bashore TM, Boudoulas H, Et al., Functional abnormalities in isolated left bundle branch block. The effect of interventricular asynchrony, Circulation, 79, pp. 845-853, (1989)

Herrick JB, Thrombosis of the coronary arteries, Journal of the American Medical Association, 72, pp. 387-390, (1919)

Smith FM, The ligation of coronary arteries with electrocardiographic study, Arch Intern Med, 22, pp. 8-27, (1918)

Barnes AR, Electrocardiogram in acute myocardial infarction. Review of one hundred and seven clinical cases and one hundred and eight cases proved at necropsy, Archives of Internal Medicine, 55, pp. 457-483, (1935)

Chaterjee K, Harris A, Davies G, Et al., Electrocardiographic changes subsequent to artificial ventricular depolarization, Br Heart J, 31, pp. 770-779, (1969)

Costard-Jackie A, Goetsch B, Antz M, Et al., Slow and long‐standing modulation of myocardial repolarization produced by ectopic activation in isolated rabbit hearts, Evidence for cardiac “memory.” Circulation, 80, pp. 1412-1420, (1989)

Rosenbaum MB, Elizari MV, Lazzari JO, Et al., The mechanism of intermittent bundle branch block: Relationship to prolonged recovery, hyperpolarization and spontaneous diastolic depolarization, Chest, 63, pp. 666-677, (1973)

Denes P, Pick A, Miller RH, Et al., A characteristic precordial repolarization abnormality with intermittent left bundle branch‐block, Ann Intern Med., 89, pp. 55-57, (1978)

Badke FR, Bionay P, Covell JW, Effects of ventricular pacing on regional left ventricular performance in the dog, Am J Physiol, 238, (1980)

Little WC, Reeves RC, Arciniegas J, Et al., Mechanism of abnormal interventricular septal motion during delayed left ventricular activation, Circulation, 65, pp. 1486-1491, (1982)

Grines CL, Bashore TM, Boudoulas H, Et al., Functional abnormalities in isolated left bundle branch block. The effect of interventricular asynchrony, Circulation, 79, pp. 845-853, (1989)

Herrick JB, Thrombosis of the coronary arteries, Journal of the American Medical Association, 72, pp. 387-390, (1919)

Smith FM, The ligation of coronary arteries with electrocardiographic study, Arch Intern Med, 22, pp. 8-27, (1918)

Barnes AR, Electrocardiogram in acute myocardial infarction. Review of one hundred and seven clinical cases and one hundred and eight cases proved at necropsy, Archives of Internal Medicine, 55, pp. 457-483, (1935)